Maki Toki

E. Ann Riner

I’ve seen this restaurant often when going to Walgreens at W Braker and Metric and FINALLY ate there for an early lunch today. What a smart decision! I had the soft shell crab appetizer (I was raised on The Eastern Shore of VA and I know good crabs!) and yellowtail tuna nigiri. Each dish was perfect. Crab was crispy, non oily, with that sweet white interior you crave and included lovely asparagus - an unexpected extra in an appetizer. I guess when you order a certain amount you are given a free miso soup, and the soup was steaming and so flavorful. I could not finish it and when given my to go container they had topped up my soup to a full bowl! What a gracious and surprising touch. The menu is extensive and I plan to bring friends and family to delve into more yumminess. This is a hidden jewel and I’m sure the only reason there were only a few of us is because I arrived at opening time. I highly recommend!

Erryn R

Maki Toki was the first restaurant I tried sushi at and I will never need to try anywhere else. My mind was blown beyond expectations with the selection of sushi available, the amazing customer service, and the high quality sushi that is served. This is one of the best family owned restaurants in the Austin area and not just when it comes to sushi. Our server Tima has provided excellent and thorough service for us time and time again. My favorite aspect of Maki Toki is how beautifully the food is presented on every occasion AND they have the best tasting/strongest margaritas you can find.

TheDanza

Not the usual Japanese restaurant you go to. Pretty unusual combinations of makis of all kinds. The lack of illustrations on the menu makes it harder to choose. Overall it was good and funnily makis come in 8 pieces units instead of the usual 6. Service is good and attentive. Place was quiet and only few people inside. You can watch the news on two TVs that have subtitles. This place is quite ok - once you’ve analysed it’s menu ;-)